1. Building a culture of learning and sharing - based on integrating/infusing technology into the curriculum
2. Following missions and philosophies of the school
3. To prepare teachers to effectively use technology in the classroom
Grade LevelComputersOther TechToDoKindergarteniMac "centers" with 5 computers per classroomiPads in January 2010 - maybe 1:1 iPad - evaluation period is August to DecemberObtain at least 5 iPads by August 20101iMac "centers" with 5 computers per classroom
iPads in January 2010 - maybe 1:1 iPad - evaluation period is August to December
2iMac "centers" with 5 computers per classroom
iPads in January 2010 - maybe 1:1 iPad - evaluation period is August to December
31:1 laptop - school ownedReason is the 3-year replacement cycle: 4,5,6 then 7,8,9 then 10, 11, 12
4 - 71:1 - family-ownedGrades 4 and 5 = family owned, but stays in school - check out for weekend -- so need carts for charging
Need charging areas, like in K.I.S. - they don't have carts, but made areas for charging with multi-taps, etc.
Accessories: External HD and laptop lock
Need to tast strength of network to handle video, etc. at one time
Professional Development
DescriptionTimelineStartup mode - work in grade level meetings, after school workshops, other strategies, some model classrooms with 1:1 -- trips to K.I.S. to learn more.AugustTransition to peer learning groups - hub for everything - research-proven; guides on the sidesPrepare teachers from August through December for 1:1Part of evaluation is receptiveness to learning environment - can't be blown off - must be active/proactive
Phase 1 = soft roll out = parent meetings, etc., what it looks like in the classrooms
Phase 2 = help our other teachers with the vision we are trying to build; grade level meetings; after-school workshops
From 0 to functional level = August to December
January 2010 - is most optimistic scenario with all equipment ready
January 2011 = Grades 6 and 7 = rollout in Jan.
February 2011 = Grade 4 and 5 = rollout in Feb.
March = 3rd grade carts 1:1
2 carts of laptops to be used in 5th grade then down to 3rd grade
Parent sessions
Lots of information Share the plans
Soft rollout period - aside from 2 carts
Soft rollout - August to December
KiMac Centers5 iMacs per classroomRemains in classrooms1iMac Centers
5 iMacs per classroom
Remains in classrooms
2iMac Centers
5 iMacs per classroom
Remains in classrooms
3Laptop carts - 1:1, but shared carts20 laptops in one cart to be shared between 2 classroomsGet cart from 4th grade, then use 2 carts in 3rd grade from March 20114Laptop carts - 1:1, but shared carts
20 laptops in one cart to be shared between 2 classrooms
2011 - 4th grade buys their own5Laptop carts - 1:1, but shared carts
20 laptops in one cart to be shared between 2 classrooms
2011 - 5th grade buys their own
Keep cart and laptops for parent training6Laptop carts - 1:1, but shared carts
20 laptops in one cart to be shared between 2 classrooms
Keep 10 for loaners - sell as 2nd hand to parents = 10 laptops7Laptop carts - 1:1, but shared carts
20 laptops in one cart to be shared between 2 classrooms
Sell as 2nd hand to parents = 20 laptops
3 Main Goals for Prof. Dev.
1. Building a culture of learning and sharing - based on integrating/infusing technology into the curriculum
2. Following missions and philosophies of the school
3. To prepare teachers to effectively use technology in the classroom
Grade LevelComputersOther TechToDoKindergarteniMac "centers" with 5 computers per classroomiPads in January 2010 - maybe 1:1 iPad - evaluation period is August to DecemberObtain at least 5 iPads by August 20101iMac "centers" with 5 computers per classroom
iPads in January 2010 - maybe 1:1 iPad - evaluation period is August to December
2iMac "centers" with 5 computers per classroom
iPads in January 2010 - maybe 1:1 iPad - evaluation period is August to December
31:1 laptop - school ownedReason is the 3-year replacement cycle: 4,5,6 then 7,8,9 then 10, 11, 12
4 - 71:1 - family-ownedGrades 4 and 5 = family owned, but stays in school - check out for weekend -- so need carts for charging
Need charging areas, like in K.I.S. - they don't have carts, but made areas for charging with multi-taps, etc.
Accessories: External HD and laptop lock
Need to tast strength of network to handle video, etc. at one time
Professional Development
DescriptionTimelineStartup mode - work in grade level meetings, after school workshops, other strategies, some model classrooms with 1:1 -- trips to K.I.S. to learn more.AugustTransition to peer learning groups - hub for everything - research-proven; guides on the sidesPrepare teachers from August through December for 1:1Part of evaluation is receptiveness to learning environment - can't be blown off - must be active/proactive
Phase 1 = soft roll out = parent meetings, etc., what it looks like in the classrooms
Phase 2 = help our other teachers with the vision we are trying to build; grade level meetings; after-school workshops
From 0 to functional level = August to December
January 2010 - is most optimistic scenario with all equipment ready
January 2011 = Grades 6 and 7 = rollout in Jan.
February 2011 = Grade 4 and 5 = rollout in Feb.
March = 3rd grade carts 1:1
2 carts of laptops to be used in 5th grade then down to 3rd grade
Parent sessions
Lots of information Share the plans
Soft rollout period - aside from 2 carts
Soft rollout - August to December
KiMac Centers5 iMacs per classroomRemains in classrooms1iMac Centers
5 iMacs per classroom
Remains in classrooms
2iMac Centers
5 iMacs per classroom
Remains in classrooms
3Laptop carts - 1:1, but shared carts20 laptops in one cart to be shared between 2 classroomsGet cart from 4th grade, then use 2 carts in 3rd grade from March 20114Laptop carts - 1:1, but shared carts
20 laptops in one cart to be shared between 2 classrooms
2011 - 4th grade buys their own5Laptop carts - 1:1, but shared carts
20 laptops in one cart to be shared between 2 classrooms
2011 - 5th grade buys their own
Keep cart and laptops for parent training6Laptop carts - 1:1, but shared carts
20 laptops in one cart to be shared between 2 classrooms
Keep 10 for loaners - sell as 2nd hand to parents = 10 laptops7Laptop carts - 1:1, but shared carts
20 laptops in one cart to be shared between 2 classrooms
Sell as 2nd hand to parents = 20 laptops